There’s a new way to experience winter at FortWhyte Alive with the addition of ice fishing.
Ice Fishing Experiences Launch at FortWhyte Alive
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FortWhyte Alive’s Buffalo Crossing Earns Global Sustainable Design Award
Winnipeg’s FortWhyte Alive has received international design and sustainable recognition for its Buffalo Crossing Visitor Centre.
FortWhyte Alive Unveils Landmark Visitor Centre
FortWhyte Alive has officially opened its new Buffalo Crossing visitor centre, marking a major milestone in its $40-million capital campaign.
Doctors Manitoba Launches Winter Health Challenge
WINNIPEG — Doctors Manitoba is encouraging Manitobans to take small steps toward better health with the 2025 Getting Healthy Winter Challenge.
FortWhyte Alive Enhances Visitor Experiences with PrairiesCan Grant
WINNIPEG — FortWhyte Alive has received $158K in funding to enhance outdoor visitor infrastructure and create new Indigenous programming.
New Traffic Lights Installed at Brady and McGillivray
The City of Winnipeg has flipped the switch on new traffic lights near the new future entrance to FortWhyte Alive.
FortWhyte Alive to See Federal Funding for Community Facility
WINNIPEG — FortWhyte Alive is receiving $12.4 million in federal funding for a new community facility at the south end of its property.
Manitoba’s Trail Network Receives Funding for 34 Projects
WINNIPEG — Manitoba’s trail network is receiving nearly $1 million from the province for 34 new trail projects.
FortWhyte Alive’s $35M Campaign Receives Donation-Matching Boost
WINNIPEG — A $35 million revitalization campaign at FortWhyte Alive has received a generous donation-matching boost.
Assiniboine Park, FortWhyte Alive Receive Trail Funding
WINNIPEG — The province is providing $71,000 to create a new trail system in Assiniboine Park and enhance existing trails at FortWhyte Alive.
FortWhyte Alive Receiving $8.5M for Environmental Education, Sustainability
WINNIPEG — FortWhyte Alive is receiving more than $8.5 million from the province to enhance its facilities and support conservancy.
FortWhyte Alive Receives $4.7M for New Multi-Purpose Building
WINNIPEG — FortWhyte Alive has received $4.7 million from the federal government to construct a new building on its campus.
